Original poster from the 1989 Rick Cole auction in Monterey celebrating Aston Martin.

1961 Aston Martin leaves the building!

1961 Aston Martin DB4/693/R. Original RHD. One owner 30+ years. All mechanical components including engine fully rebuilt 20K miles ago with replacement block. New pistons and liners, block line-bored, rods resized, shot peened and polished. Balanced by Beaty & Woods. Crank X-rayed, ground .010” under and nitrided. New valves and guides, new chains. No expense spared, no issues. Full suspension, gearbox and differential rebuild. Repaint in stunning Aston racing green and correct new Bridge of Wier claret leather trim. Rare 16" Borranis with three-eared KO's. Avon Turbospeed 600 x 16 tires. Bumpers included (not shown). Extensive history file and original owner's manual. A very high driver-quality DB4 priced to sell. Car located in Vermont. Please email for pricing and additional photos: eric@pixacar.com.

1961 Aston Martin DB4 sans bumpers and all the nicer for it, wouldn't you say?

Aston Martin Ulster once owned by Massachusetts collector Basil Sculley.

My old DB4/134/L around 1991 with son Andy at the VSCCA Mt. Equinox hill climb in Manchester, VT.

OMG, look what's getting unloaded in the Killorin driveway!

Duesy has a new roommate!

November 1988 flanked by Aston Martins. At left, DB5/1775/R purchased for $34,000. At right my all time favorite DB4/134/L acquired a few years earlier in Toronto for $22,000. Don't ask what they're worth today!

1961 Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato

1980s Aston Martin Rapide and current day AM V8.

Bertone-bodied Aston Martin DB2/4.